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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10640, 22 May 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. WAIKATO LAND SALE OF DAIRY FARMS WEDNESDAY, sih JUNE, 1912. Under instructions from Mr D. MORON EY, we "wall sell on the Property, ion the. above* date, liis WAIPA VALLEY ESTATE, AT KARAMU, UB-DIVIDED INTO SEVEN ,s3 CHOICE DAIRY FARMS, ranging from 75 acres to 130 acres. 'flirt*} farms arc all highly cultivated and well watered alltuviail River Flats, and offer a splendid oporptunity to those in search of Land for Dairying. The property is situated eleven miles fibm Hamilton, and conveyances will leave Dalgleisih and McDonald's Stables, Hamilton, at 9.30 o'clock on the day of sale, picking up King Oowidry riUfents at Firarnkton Hotel. Intendiiig purchasers wishing to view the property will be shown over same by ue and' can obtain plans on application. Saik •a't 11 a.m. TERMS:—IO per cent cash, 10 per cent in six months, balance five years at 5 per cent. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. ImunedliMe'ly after the Land Sale comprising— 3f\f\ SPECIALLY SELECTED \JV DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS, to caGve ea.rly. 100 HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE. 25 HORSES 100 TONS OATEN SHEAVES 100 TONS HAY. 50 TONS POTATOES. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING C 0.,, Ltd., HAMILTON. LAND SALE. HORSHAM DOWNS ESTATE SALE OF DAIRY FARMS. SATURDAY, sth JUNE, 1912, at 11 THE FARMERS' CO-OPERAT-IVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LTD., (in conjunction with tilie New ZcaflaUid xjcaa and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd.. Hamilton, ■have been 'favoured with instructions. from tlio -Propi&tors of ,the albove Estate, consisting of 2200 ACRES, tubdivided into 11 Fa*ins! 'ranging from .150 to 370 acres, .to .sell <»t the OFFICES of THE FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, On the 'above date. ALL THAT FINE BLOCK OF HIGHLY IMPROVED DAIRYING COUNTRY, known as THE HORSHAM DOWNS ESTATE, comprising some of the Finest Jurying Land in the Wiaiikatb. The Pa'opeiiity ihas practically all been ploughed down in best English grasses, and is splendidly wat. ered. Situated six miles .from Hamilton ;by good gravelled road, four miles from "(Ngssruawnliia"; and _ and "■• five i .miles from Kirikiriroa Railway Station. ending pin-cfbaEiere can tebtaten plans on application to the .Auctioneers, arid will-be pereoriaffly conducted over the property if desired.

TERMS. HOMESTEAD BLOCK.—IO per cent, oa«li, 23 l-3rd per cent, in 3 months, .balance 4yrs. (Buildings cc'nsist of (splendid mew house of 14 rooms, fitted throughout with gas, liot and cold water, !batlh, etc ; Barns, "Stables, Sheds, Men's Quarters, etc., all nearly new.) LOT 2.—10 "par cent, cadi, 15 per c'ent.'in 3 months, balance four years.' •LOT 3 to 11.— 10 per dent, caslh, 10 per cent, fti 3 months, balance 'four years. Bailance of puirchase money to bear interest at 5 per cent per annum, Possession.-in three months, or sooner if required. Purchasers will be at liberty to commence any necessary buildings immediiate'ly after sale. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., Ltd., HAMILTON. THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., HAMILTON, And Other Branches.

BY AUCTION. FRIDAY, MAY 31st, 1912, At 11 o'clock. AVWKINO POINT A SUBURB OF DARGAVILLE. \(\f\f\ ACRES RICH WHITE 'UUU PINE FLATS. Divided Into ■ 24 DAIRY FARMS. 30 to 150 Acres each. 2 20-AORE SECTIONS. - ■. 12 5-ACRE SUBURBAN HOME SITES. 9 10-ACRE, MARKET GARDEN or ORCHARD SITES. Only H miles from Dargavill'e Post Office, close to Butter Factory and School. ALL METAL ROADS. W A KINO POINT comprises 2000 L acres of .Rich River Flat, unsurpassed in the Dominion for butterproducing qualities. It adjoins the progressive Borough of Dargaville, has been all roaded. and the roads are now being metalled. It is only 1} •miles from Dargaville Post Office and School, and about two miles from the "butter factory. The Borough is spending £30,000 in metalling roads, gasworks, etc. Several of the sections have been (made small to. suit the (townspeople of Dargaville, who require paddock room, orchard sites and land for town milk supipiy and market gardening. Its situation is quite unique, forming almost part of the town of Dargaville, is practically all level, well drained and roaded, and has 3 miles frontage to the Northern Wairoa river. TERMS: 10 per cent cash, and purchasers can elect to spend 15 per cenlt on improvements during first six months, or pay a further 10 per cent. Balance payable in 5 years ,bearing 5 per cent, interest. T. MANDENO JACKSON, Acting upon instructions, will sell by ] Public Auction at their Rooms, Customs Street E., AUCKLAND, as above. Plans > and fullest particulars on application. JAMES HEMPHILL. Manager, Dargaville Branch.